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Daily Roundup, 04/25/11

Posted on April 25, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– The Yankees were no-hit by Philip Humber for 6.1 IP. He ended up throwing 7 innings of one-hit, shutout ball. — The final score was 2-0, which is tied for the lowest-scoring game in Yankee Stadium III history. The … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/24/11

Posted on April 25, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Yankees/Orioles. — Freddy Garcia threw six innings of shutout baseball with only four baserunners and seven strikeouts. — Mariano Rivera blew his second save in a row, the first time he’s blown back-to-back saves since 2007. Joba Chamberlain and … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/21/11

Posted on April 22, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Baseball Reference has their WAR up for the season so far. This allows us to play Fun With Incredibly Small Sample Sizes. — Your AL leaders in position player WAR are Jeff Francoeur and Maicer Izturis. Howie Kendrick is … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/20/11

Posted on April 21, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– I cannot even with the Mets. — Bottom of the eighth, trailing the Astros 4-3, runners on the corners with one out. Justin Turner strikes out swinging on a ball in the dirt, and the runner on third base … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/15/11

Posted on April 16, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

Sadly, tonight was a lot less crazy than some other nights have been of late. That doesn’t mean it wasn’t entertaining. – The Yankees hit into six double plays tonight. That’s tied for an AL record. WHAT KIND OF A … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/14/11

Posted on April 15, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Every team in baseball has at least twice as many wins as the Red Sox. – The Astros beat the Padres 1-0. — Dustin Moseley has a 1.83 ERA and is 0-3. — Tonight he was outdueled by Bud … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/13/11

Posted on April 14, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– for the second day in a row, the Tigers walked off against the Rangers in a tie game, and Neftali Feliz stayed in the bullpen the whole time. — Dave Bush threw three scoreless innings in a spot-start in … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/12/11

Posted on April 13, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

May be updated with any West Coast craziness. – the White Sox’s Alex Rios dropped an easily-catchable fly ball against Oakland. This the day after Juan Pierre dropped a fly ball in the ninth inning yesterday, leading to a blown … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/10/11

Posted on April 11, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

– Yovani Gallardo had allowed 1 ER in 20 IP last season to the Cubs. Today, he allowed 4 ER in 5 IP. — the Brewers still won. – Jered Weaver struck out fifteen today against the Blue Jays. Yes, … Continue reading →

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Daily Roundup, 04/09/11. Seventeen Games, Bonus Frames

Posted on April 10, 2011 by youcantpredictbaseball

With the much-delayed suspended LA-SD game from last night and a Texas-Baltimore doubleheader, we had 17 games in action tonight, and enough crazy to last a week. The Twins lost 1-0. -The only run of the game scored on a … Continue reading →

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